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ELIZABETH WHO WAS WIFE OF THOMAS CLYFFORD, KNIGHT
571 Writ melius inquirendo [not extant]. [11 July 1435.] Regarding CIPM, xxii, no. 305, an inquisition taken in 1424. No direct information has been found about this writ, but see 392–3 for similar enquiries of this nature at this date.
CUMBERLAND. Inquisition. Penrith. 30 September 1435. [Laton].
[Jurors’ names not given].
She held the following, specified in the writ, jointly enfeoffed with Thomas, lately her husband, for life by grant of Thomas de Clyfford , his uncle, to them and Thomas’ heirs. Skelton, certain lands and tenements in the hamlet of Lamonby in this vill, called Lamonby Hall. Carleton by Penrith, the manor.
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